How do You Read Braille?

You read Braille by tracing the forms of a series of raised dots on paper. Imagine a domino standing up, a rectangular shape with six dots. This is the Braille letter cell.

A particular letter or punctuation mark is created by raising a certain number of the dots in this cell. You can find more information here: afb.org/braillebug.

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